Revival

A cop killer hiding out in the church.
A runaway girl with a devastating secret.
Unpaid bills. Empty cupboards.
A pastor so worn down he can barely stand—and a marriage stretched to its thinnest thread.

After sixteen years together and eight years leading Open Door Church, Maggie and Galen Turney are running on fumes. The shelter is overflowing, the needs never stop, and the ministry that once felt like a calling now feels like a slow collapse. When Galen survives a terrifying cardiac arrest, the couple is forced to face the truth they've been avoiding: something has to change before everything breaks.

And then someone suggests the impossible—a revival tent.
A big one.
The kind that promises miracles, crowds, and hope … and also demands energy they no longer have.

Meanwhile, Daniel—the boy who once brought rumors of miracles into their lives—is grown now and living hard. When he suddenly goes missing, his disappearance presses on every crack already forming in their marriage, their ministry, and their faith.

Open Door has survived storms before. But never this many at once.

Is God still listening?
Has Open Door reached the end of its story?
Or could this wild, desperate, ridiculous revival be the very thing God uses to bring them all back to life?

Powerful, honest, and laced with the messy grace readers loved in Shelter and Daniel, Revival is the moving final installment of the Shelter Trilogy. Perfect for fans of Karen Kingsbury's emotional depth, Becky Wade's heartfelt romance, and Irene Hannon's faith-filled suspense, this is a story about a marriage worth fighting for, a ministry on the brink, and the God who still brings hope to the most impossible places.